Question

What are stupas?

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Responses

Buddhist monasteries and shrines
Buddhist monasteries and shrines

Buddhist commemorative burial mounds
Buddhist commemorative burial mounds

war memorials
war memorials

Asoka's principles for moral law

Answer 1

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Buddhist commemorative burial mounds

Answer 2

are u sure

Answer 3

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Yes, I am sure. Stupas are primarily Buddhist commemorative burial mounds. They are pilgrimage sites and contain relics or ashes of significant Buddhist figures or saints. They serve as monuments and are considered sacred in Buddhism.

Answer 4

I dont want to get it wrong

Answer 5

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I understand your concern. Stupas are indeed Buddhist commemorative burial mounds. They are important structures in Buddhism and are often seen as symbols of enlightenment. They are used as places of worship, meditation, and offerings. So, to answer your question, stupas are Buddhist commemorative burial mounds.